evolution history and meaning
- Every year it is held in a new European city and every year it has a new logo, representing the hosting country.
- The contest has more than 60 different logos, as many, as the years it has been on.
- The 1960s All the logos from the contests first decades were composed of an above-mentioned symbol and extra graphical details of each hosting country.
- They were elegant and fine, with a minimum of experiments.
- Most parts of the Eurovision logos of the 1960s were executed in calm traditional colors.
- The 1970s In the 1970s the annual logos became more colorful and stylish.
- The 1980s In the 1980s the Eurovision logos were mainly composed of wordmarks in custom unique typefaces.
- The 2000s In 2004 the contest designs a new emblem.
- It is a black wordmark in a custom handwritten typeface with rounded and confident lines and a stylized heart, replacing the letter “V”.
- The heart is always colored in a flag of the hosting country, which makes the emblem bright and meaningful.
- The yearly logos of the 2000s and 2010s are bold and powerful, celebrating modernity and style.
- It features a white wordmark with the country’s tricolor I dive the heart symbol and a colorful rounded emblem.
- The emblem is composed of many color-blocked rays, symbolizing different countries and cultures.
- It is one of the most remarkable versions of all the Eurovision logos.
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